2023 1,000 mile running challenge (Page 4 of 21)
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.2/94.7 Tough 'easy run' today... It was very windy. Hard to keep pace and form Goal pace run in the rain today. Struggled at the end. |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: Slow recovery run, off day 2.7/102.0 I bought a Polar H9 yesterday. Excited for it to arrive. Has anyone here had a VO2 Max test performed? |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: Kudos for getting after it when it's dark and presumably cold Thanks. Yes, it's dark when I start, which is between 4am and 4:30am and it's dark when I finish just around 6am for now. The temp this morning was 45F w/ light breeze, clear skies. Not bad. |
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Originally Posted By Megalomania: Thanks. Yes, it's dark when I start, which is between 4am and 4:30am and it's dark when I finish just around 6am for now. The temp this morning was 45F w/ light breeze, clear skies. Not bad. |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.3/106.3 I bought a Polar H9 yesterday. Excited for it to arrive. Has anyone here had a VO2 Max test performed? I've been curious about getting one done, but not $100+ curious when I'm not sure what actionable data it would be able to give me. 13 / 466.95 My coach is certainly on board with this "training for a 50 miler" thing. This week (and I presume many weeks following) I have 4 runs of 13+ miles scheduled. |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.2/110.5 Originally Posted By R3L04D: Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.3/106.3 I bought a Polar H9 yesterday. Excited for it to arrive. Has anyone here had a VO2 Max test performed? |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: Bonked on a goal pace run today which was great. Maybe it was diet related 3.7/118.8 Was supposed to be off today and run tomorrow, but in the morning I'm headed to my hunting lease for the weekend with my sons to work on cleanup from the winter freezes. So I'll see y'all Sunday with a progression run |
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Originally Posted By djkest: Yesterday the weather got up to 27 degrees, which felt ALMOST pleasant, except my bare hand was freezing constantly. Yesterday was day 1,000 in a row. 3.8 miles / 190 YTD Hell yeah! That's a huge mark. |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.5/123.3 Was supposed to be off today and run tomorrow, but in the morning I'm headed to my hunting lease for the weekend with my sons to work on cleanup from the winter freezes. So I'll see y'all Sunday with a progression run 4/127.3 |
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I just realized the 10k I'm training for is next weekend  gotta love a busy lifeNervous about my goal time of 53:00. I've only ran a 10k one other time and ran it in 1:01:xx. That was not a timed race, just me on a long run honestly. We'll see. I'm going to look into programming a pace on my watch. |
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New kicks. Went for it. Brooks Hyperion Max. Local dealer I get my running gear from tossed in the Merica sunnies  Goal pace run tomorrow. We'll see how they do on the road Attached File |
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14 / 593.3 A rather gentle progression run (cutting down 10 seconds each mile) finishing at about marathon pace. Keeping the workout pretty light given that this will be a really high volume week for me ahead of a vacation next week. Doubling later. |
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen: 14 / 593.3 A rather gentle progression run (cutting down 10 seconds each mile) finishing at about marathon pace. Keeping the workout pretty light given that this will be a really high volume week for me ahead of a vacation next week. Doubling later. I realize a 10k probably doesn't need much planning, but for a Saturday race, I planned on taking Friday off and running easy on Thursday. Will do some loading but probably not much. The race doesn't start until 5pm which is kinda weird to me so I'll plan to eat easily digestible foods that day and hydrate plenty |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: What kind of race prep do you do? I realize a 10k probably doesn't need much planning, but for a Saturday race, I planned on taking Friday off and running easy on Thursday. Will do some loading but probably not much. The race doesn't start until 5pm which is kinda weird to me so I'll plan to eat easily digestible foods that day and hydrate plenty Originally Posted By R3L04D: Originally Posted By Commander_Keen: 14 / 593.3 A rather gentle progression run (cutting down 10 seconds each mile) finishing at about marathon pace. Keeping the workout pretty light given that this will be a really high volume week for me ahead of a vacation next week. Doubling later. I realize a 10k probably doesn't need much planning, but for a Saturday race, I planned on taking Friday off and running easy on Thursday. Will do some loading but probably not much. The race doesn't start until 5pm which is kinda weird to me so I'll plan to eat easily digestible foods that day and hydrate plenty I'll typically do 1-3 miles as a warmup before a race, but that's a bit more than many people. In general, the longer the race the shorter my warmup and the warmer the temps the shorter the workout. I'll start off easy, and in the last 1/2 mile speed up little by little until I'm running at about half marathon to 10k effort for the last 200-400m. I usually finish this a 10-20 minutes before the race, which gives me time to hit the port-o-johns before the gun goes off. After this I may do a few strides (~10 seconds very fast, but focusing on being calm and running with good form) and walking the same distance I just covered as recovery. I'll finish this just a couple minutes before the race starts, so long as I can make it to where I want in the starting corral. Probably doing .5-1.5 miles as a warmup, depending on how you feel, would be just fine. Enough to loosen up the legs and maybe elevate the heart rate a bit, but not to take anything away from race effort. . I think you have a good idea for eating and hydration. |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.2/131.5 Running is hard. I struggle pulling it all together every run. The mental, pace, form, breathing, attitude, etc. New shoes worked out, need broken in a bit more though |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.7/136.2 Running is hard. I struggle pulling it all together every run. The mental, pace, form, breathing, attitude, etc. New shoes worked out, need broken in a bit more though It is hard, but it gets easier. Good job thus far, and enjoy the new kicks! |
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Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.7/136.2 Running is hard. I struggle pulling it all together every run. The mental, pace, form, breathing, attitude, etc. New shoes worked out, need broken in a bit more though Originally Posted By R3L04D: Originally Posted By R3L04D: 4.2/131.5 Running is hard. I struggle pulling it all together every run. The mental, pace, form, breathing, attitude, etc. New shoes worked out, need broken in a bit more though Easy run |
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2023 1,000 mile running challenge (Page 4 of 21)
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